Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash was a Europe business reporter at Fortune.

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  • People walking outside a Dior storeRetail

    LVMH’s Italian Dior maker is being investigated for outsourcing its luxury manufacturing to Chinese-owned firms that allegedly exploit workers

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  • a woman working on a Raspberry Pi PC systemTech

    Raspberry Pi’s tiny, non-flashy $15 computers could usher in new tech IPO hope for London

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  • President Emmanuel Macron wavingPolitics

    Macron calls snap election in France, far right gains ground, and Ursula von der Leyen closes in on a second term: Here are 4 key takeaways from the EU elections

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  • Usher posing with a bottle in his handRetail

    As Rémy Cointreau profits slump 30% and fine tequila becomes more popular, will American rap fans help French cognac rebound?

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  • people walking outside a de beers storeRetail

    De Beers, the business that coined ‘diamonds are forever,’ is pivoting to jewelry retail ahead of spinoff from Anglo American

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  • a group of people holding up a banner at a teachers' strikeLifestyle

    U.K. teachers, who feel like they’re ‘severely underpaid,’ are spending their own money to help students, study finds

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  • person seen laying a mosquito trap at the side of a roadLifestyle

    As France braces for 15 million Olympics visitors, its ‘dengue detectives’ are hunting for tiger mosquitoes to prevent an outbreak

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  • French Economist Dr. Laurence Tubiana talkingEnvironment

    The world’s wealthy need to pay to address the climate crisis, says key expert behind the Paris Agreement

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  • people seen in blur outside a shein storeRetail

    As Shein’s IPO approaches, what will it mean for the ultra-cheap online retailer and for London?

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  • Mark Schneider sitting on a stageLifestyle

    Nestlé, the baby food pioneer, wants to cash in on the world’s aging population problem

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  • a harry potter book displayed in a storeFinance

    The British publisher behind the ‘Harry Potter’ series had record sales and profits last year, proving physical books and loyal fans can still make big money

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  • Jozsef Váradi talkingSuccess

    Wizz Air CEO defends his $127 million bonus cap, saying it will help everyone—including its employees

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  • a row of men welding at a factoryLifestyle

    Germany’s aging population is dragging on its economy—all of Europe will soon be affected, and it’s only going to get worse

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  • vehicles driving in front of the eiffel towerLifestyle

    Uber gears up for Paris Olympics by offering free cruises across the Seine and discounts to ease the load on public transport networks

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  • King Charles eating cheeseLifestyle

    Brexit border controls mean the world’s largest food awards will no longer be judged only in the U.K.

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